Canadian startup Reflect10 has unveiled a photovoltaic module architecture that it claims boosts average daily energy ...

The International Space Station is now home to an even more capable quantum laboratory, where NASA cools atoms to nearly ...

Researchers developed a daylight electroluminescence imaging method that enables detection of low-energy glass cracks in PV ...

NASA's upgraded Cold Atom Lab came back online aboard the International Space Station this week — the fourth and final hardware overhaul of a facility that has spent eight years turning the ISS into ...

The International Space Station (ISS) is due to close down by 2030, and Russia, one of its main partners, is designing its own replacement orbital laboratory. After a decade of planning to place its ...

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MOSCOW, July 8. /TASS/. The launch of Russia’s Nauka multifunctional laboratory module to the International Space Station (ISS) is scheduled for July 21, Head of the State Space Corporation Roscosmos ...

Instron (Norwood, Mass., U.S.), a global manufacturer of testing equipment for the materials and structural testing markets, has launched a new iteration of its Bluehill Central software platform. It ...

The new facility was opened earlier this week at an ex-solar manufacturing facility. Image: Fraunhofer ISE German solar testing house Fraunhofer ISE opened its new technology evaluation centre, dubbed ...

Russia's Nauka module is one of the newest parts of the ISS, but it began losing coolant this week. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) Share on Reddit (opens ...

Space station astronauts were "never in any danger" following a coolant leak Monday (Oct. 9) on a Russian module, NASA officials have said. Toxic ammonia flakes were observed on the International ...

The Nauka module is the right-center portion of this image Oct. 9 from a camera on the International Space Station. Credit: NASA WASHINGTON — A radiator on the Russian segment of the International ...